It’s time for some suggestions

frogthroat · January 8

Eternity_Was wrote: »

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-a feature to allow players to buy ESO+ tokens and trade/gift them to other players. This is great for introducing a new friend to ESO+ or helping out an old friend in need of a little extra help this month. Additionally, this can be a solid source of revenue to the game in which players can buy these tokens and trade them for gold in-game. Players who otherwise would never buy ESO+ can get it through in-game work, while ZoS still maintains the same income per subscriber (just via a different player). RuneScape for example allows you a similar method, but once you buy this token, you receive a tradable item in-game that can be posted on community traders. Highly recommend!

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-maybe a crown token that can be purchased with one account (say 1000 crowns per token) and then traded to another player who can then “use” the token and get the 1000 crowns on their account to prevent scamming during gifts. There could even be a tax on top. Say I had 2,000 crowns. I’d be able to buy one of these tokens with crowns or even one of a few different options (1,000/10,000) and receive a physical item that can be traded in-person or via guild traders. This will sink gold into more revenue for ZoS while significantly opening doors for players to feel safe trading gold for gifted items. Even if ZoS wanted to put 10% tax each time the token was purchased to prevent fraud/manipulation/etc: you could charge 1,100 crown for a 1,000 crown token.

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Otherwise probably possible, but these two suggestions might have waaaaay too many legal questions that I doubt it. These require real life money to acquire, so I would guess that ZOS would need an army of lawyers to go through all the relevant laws in all the countries where ESO is sold to comply with each and every country's laws.

Monweel · January 8

AcadianPaladin wrote: »

Some nice ideas! I especially like the ability to put a wayshrine in your house. Proximity to a wayshrine is the first and most important thing I look for when considering a house. Plenty of nice houses in the reject bin due to lousy wayshrine access.

Fix the Timbercrow Wanderer costume diaper butt.

Stop putting flappers on chest pieces. Put them on belts.

Stop putting silly-ankle-to knee socks on short skirts. Currently, Mazzatun is (I think) the only short skirt free of this sandal-killing dumb idea.

Let us take companions in houses.

Let us put headgear on companions (helms, circlets).

Another vote for letting us put helmets on companions. All the other stuff is good too but this is the one that bothers me the most. It's been 5 years, I'm tired of seeing clones of my companion everywhere.

Eternity_Was · February 13

frogthroat wrote: »

Otherwise probably possible, but these two suggestions might have waaaaay too many legal questions that I doubt it. These require real life money to acquire, so I would guess that ZOS would need an army of lawyers to go through all the relevant laws in all the countries where ESO is sold to comply with each and every country's laws.

I know RuneScape does it, so I assume it’d be possible for ESO as well. They wouldn’t technically be doing anything different because the in-game token would the be considered not real world trading that legislation comes down on, but you are right that it may have more legal things to check in on.

Eternity_Was · February 13

Adding:
To help make guilds stronger and more community based, I’d love to see a tally of total gold earned through selling in the guild store. So lifetime sales for each player (whether private or public) would be really nice.. 1) so that I can see my top performing guild locations and 2) so that it creates more loyalty to keep it going

Displaced_Salad · February 17

Someone to actually do some oversight on events. Every event something goes wrong; it's the nature of the beast. A limited time nightmare of their own making, and issues abound, that don't get addressed in a timely manner. For instance, the current event is a week long, with several issues concerning drops that are being ignored. This will be gone tomorrow and some actual useful/necessary items will be useless for the event. So how about someone to actually put out the fires they started themselves?

Stop pushing players into content with which they don't want to engage. Let soloers solo, let groupers group and make quests during events that suit both. "Just grin and bear it for the event" - this isn't real life, it's supposed to be fun and challenging. You can't always get what you want, but this issue is pretty easily solved.